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Bollards have been added to the large drop kerbed section of pathway alongside Circular Road North. One is actually on the cycle path, and none are reflective in any way.
This is an example of incompetent cycleway design which has been bodged up. This road closure had pathways for cycles, but the gaps between the bollards meant it was abused by motor vehicles forcing their way through. The response has be ... [more]
The two-way segregated cycle route along London Road has access to side streets opposite via gaps in the dividing strip, blocked to other vehicles by bollards, including at the filling station. However, the gullies have been put in with the ... [more]
James with some highly reflective bollards outside the junction of Highsett with Hills Road.
This is an example of a modern removable bollard, splendidly adorned with two large reflective bands. This one appears to be branded Autopa.
Kerbing on St. Johns Street has been removed and replaced with temporary bollards in preparation for the Tour Series criterium on June 2.
New wooden bollards along Greville Road - presumably a measure to reduce verge parking by cars.
New wooden bollards along Greville Road - presumably a measure to reduce verge parking by cars.
New wooden bollards along Greville Road - presumably a measure to reduce verge parking by cars.
These bollards have been moved further apart so that they can allow wider non-motorised traffic, such as tricycles and trailers.
Fire path (with bollards!), and gaps at side *may* be for cyclists to use, but no-one is sure. One is blocked by a bollard, and both frequently get blocked by parked cars in any case.
Parkers Piece - gate on corner nearest Catholic Church is locked. The two bollards are sunk into the ground. See also #20389.
Parkers Piece - gate on corner nearest Catholic Church is locked. There are two bases / preparations for bollards (square lids on the ground). See also #20392 and #20574.
The Cresta run... or the cycle path from the back of tesco down to Riverside, as it is sometimes known. Not only do users have the bollard slalom to cope with today, but we have sheet ice to launch you into the roadway. At least the car ... [more]
A nice little traffic free path heading out of UEA campus towards the city centre. This is how bollards should be positioned - one central bollard that divides the flow rather than forcing people into conflict, the other two clear of the ... [more]